What's Wrong With the State of Western Australia
Northam resident vents over centralisation in Western Australia. He songs the state’s urban bias, rail wages, and high store prices while calling for local shops, cheaper goods, and a military camp to benefit Northam. He condemns parliament, the press, and the central government for draining rural economies and spreading wealth to Perth.
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Perth
Q.K
Northam
Australia
Tila
Adwutralia
Send-off at Jennapullin for Ernest Oliver AIF service
A large gathering at Mr T Oli's residence bid farewell to Ernest Oliver son of Herbert Oliver who has joined the AIF. Guests presented a wristlet watch, then enjoyed supper and singing of Auld Lang Syne to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Oli
Ernest Oliver
Herbert Oliver
A.I.F
Jevvapullin
Rainfall totals rise with weekend showers
The article notes generous rain over the past two days, with Saturday and Sunday evenings particularly heavy. Three points were recorded at the local post office, and by yesterday morning the total reached 90 points. The year to date totals 543 points.
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Ga.m
How to Write Letters Backhand or Otherwise
Guidance on letter style for business, love, and sympathy letters. It argues business letters should be concise regardless of backhand or normal script, with clear accounts. It warns against over-sentimentality in love letters and suggests a strict mix of sentiment, drivel, and blarney in sympathy notes.
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P.D
Sporting Notes From The Westonia And Merredin Race Days
Tommy Shaw rode four winners at Westonia on Wednesday including Ayr Son and Posio in the Eda May Cup. Merossa beat Yommy Shaw at Merredin, proving the favorite can be beaten. Small fields at Merredin due to jockey shortages. Ayrton has won five of six starts since beating Pegay's Joy. A private £24 match at Merredin saw Miss Joyance defeat Tin Dofs Silver Top. Murphy's mare won a walk over in the Merredin Plate and placed second to Extortion in the Nangeenan Stakes. An Adelaide Cup row featured a West owner reacting to a rival remark, not escalated to stewards. Bobby Lewis showed late-closing speed in the SA meeting final, lifting from outside to win. Croweater won the Maiden Plate at Adelaide Cup day with 84 to one odds. Joe Killorn rode.
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Posio
Westonia
Merosma
Merredin
Yommy Shaw
Merossa
Nipper Mingon
Ayrton
Pegay
Meckertoy
Local juniors seek adult interest in football readiness
A meeting of all those interested in boys welfare will be held at the Commercial Hotel tomorrow evening at 7 15 for discussion of supporting football among juniors. The age limit is fixed at eighteen years.
Desperate wartime exploits and casualties at sea
War notes recount deadly submarine battles and survivals amid Allied losses. Old Etonians in service number in the thousands with 388 killed in action and 20 dying of other causes. A daring escape by Lieutenant Guy d Oyly Hughes, awarded the DSO for heroic actions near Marmora, is described along with a surgeon’s hopeful report on a voice-restoring shock.
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Old Etonians
Rcar
Landrud
Marmora
Armerican
Constantinople
Bom
Comander
Mihr Brad
Guy Ory Hughes
Slong
Guy d'Oyly Hughes
D.S.O
Ociubee
Temitt
Whde
Midland Junction Sheep Market Report May Prices
The Midland Junction market saw 9 moderate yards including 3M3 sheep and lambs, 11 cattle, and 309 pigs. Quality overall below last week though numbers similar. best lambs 20s to 23s, prime heavy crossbreds up to 42s, merinos 6s to 7s, pigs strong porkers and heavy for bacon.
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Midland
Junction
Roebourne
Murchison
Extea
Lemie
Empire Day at Dowerin Races and Gifts
A May 24 gathering at Dowerin featured races for children and adults and a farewell for teacher Abr. Hawkes. Students raised funds to present wristlet watches to their teacher and principal speakers praised the day’s spirit and organization.
Fielding's Weekly Report From Perth Market Notes
Perth has received a good rainfall improving country districts. Cattle at Copley's Siding showcased 236 head with prime bullocks quoted £28 to £40, some to £82 5d. Midland Junction saw 3045 sheep and 130 cattle with prices steady. stock yarding weaker but sheep attracted competition. Store cattle in demand though few offered. dairy cows strong. Prices: 540 sheep and lambs, 65 pigs, 46 cattle.
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le IL Pielding, Ltd
Perth
Copley
Midland Junction
TRESISR Pharmaceutical Chemist Northam Eastern District Central
The report lists E 0 TRESISR as a pharmaceutical chemist located in Northam within the Eastern District Central, identifying the professional designation and regional placement.
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Tresisr
Northam
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Strema
Jennapullin
Sporting Notes
the Count
Tommy Shaw
Ayr Son
Metredin
Tin Dofs Silvertop
C. McMahon
Miss Joyance
Bobby Lewis
S.A. C
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F. W. Airset
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Russia
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Lince
Elder Shenton
Duwerin
Hawkes
W. Piece
Id Dowerin
Koomiberkine
W. T. Norrig
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BK. Weise
Rownie
Dince
Gangle
Uy Thompson
Liddingtom
Martin Hodgson
Rein Uben
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Sondaer
Dogeria
J. Tt Martin
Eyl
Niles Patie
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Kwek Om
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Bank of Australasia
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